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l Enhance Your Beauty

Retain and enhancethe beaut of our air y using Delmay‘: Vltalene F r e n c h f?’ HairTonic '15 Awonderful

oration ct herbs discovered by a French chemist. For beautiful

, fiuffy, luxuriant hair, buy a bottle . gay. Price One Dollar for a generous M bottle. if not obtainable at: your lgggist. direct from Scobell Drug Co. ‘iviited, Montreal.

For sale by E. A. FOSTER '

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BIRTHS

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iALLORAN—ln this city hiarcb 6th. To Louis E. and Mrs. Hallo- m a daughter. Congratulations.

DEATHS

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JEIRRING- At Charlottetown ‘ltlitrch 17th. Margaret Elizabeth, ieloved daughter of Mr. and Airs. lohn R. HQring aged 7 years 3 ncntits‘

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_U— - of my dear

.\lat~i\'0nzie ii\\'il._\‘ Oil

In loving tnemtiry irother, Sgt. .vho [JHSSUKA

Angus pcttct lttlly . 1921i.

The moon anti sl ‘s are shining. On a lone and silent grave. Beneath it lies the one we loved The one we could not save.

0h brother dear "was hartl lo

y -' part.

' \\-'itlt youwvtt loved so dear. But Jesus parted with His lifc. 'I‘hat we, in Heaven, ntiglit. dwell. inserted by his sister, Mrs David

l1. (lampliell, bliltown (Toss. i’. l-l_

island.

more Standard 1a! Delayed and Painfu-

nrruntion sealed Tin aakuzu only. all

min- or roe! nil rice $2.00. morboelrcr Bandy 50-. 71 E. Front St... -nh1. Cunnil-

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hig-lf/lnuttiun At Mermaid

I am tnstructcti hy .~\. S. Robert- on to sell hv public auction on his retuisee at Mermaid on ‘Fuestltiy larch 29th. the following: HORSDS~tSpientlid black draft ‘tare, 5 years oiti (sound) 1300 lbs. general purpose horse 0 years old. general purpose horse 5 years id. 2 lmrses 11 and 12 years old. CtA’i"l‘liE_—2 grade Ayrshires, 4 ears old, 1 grade Ayrshire, T» ears oiti,‘ 3 grade. Hoisteins, ' 2 ratio Holstein heifers. All cattle re in splendid condition. iTliOlH-ZHO bus. choice seed oats

Bztllntri‘) also a quantity or seed rite-at and barley. 2 stacks nf hnicc ‘llmothy- ltay. anti 1 stack

-l0vcr. Everything advertised will we sold without reserve, as owner tas full complement of horses anti '5 hami of cattle not lncltttling hose advertised.

TEllMfie-S months crodilo w. all ums over $10. if day proves sun my ‘ale will be held first fine day foi- owing.

J. A. Meooupto, Attoticnecr

Clearance Auction Sale

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! am i tructad by William Mur- lthy. of ydo River, to cell hy pub. lie Auction on Wednesday the 23rd day of March, 1921 at. 1 o'clock lhflfii all of his stock and farm im- picments. etc:—-

STOCK—1 General Purpose Marc. 1 well Bred Ayrshire Cow 7 years old due to freshen first week of May: l Cow in Milk: 1 Fat Cow (cash). 2 Heifers coming 2 Bull coming 2 years; 1 Heifer C 10 months old: 1 Heifer (‘nit 9 months old: all Ayrshire Grades, l6 Sheep. 1 well Bred Ram 8 years old,

t71l0P-—10 Tons Hay.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS-l Mll- noy Harris Mower 5 ft.). 1 Hay Raki- (Front Re Wood). 1 Disc Harrow (Frost A Womb, 1 set Spring Tooth

(Frostde Wind) o.- Roller (good an new). i Potato Bcuffler. 1 Cart k Wheels (cart nearly new). 1 good .Xl)|‘eil! Wagon, l Driving Wagon, 1 Runn- bout. l Truck Wagon, 1 Driving Sleigh double seated, 1 Wood Sleigh. 1 net Driving Harness, 1 set Cart Bar-non. l Leather set of Traces. l net of Chain Traces. l Crosscut Sn , -1 Bythc. Grinding Stone. 1 lilac Sleigh Robe Fur (Bishop). 2 Milk Cans, 1 large used only n few months. I Cranmer-l, i Cream Senora

{or (Lily 850).

HOUEHOLD FURNITURE- In - eluding l 80ft. 1 Bedroom Stove, ‘labial. 1 Parlor Ranging Lamp and I lot of other Articles too numerous 1o mention.

Bale punitive no reserve u the

“n” l. "Id IIIQ will be held

, no . . ...".".i' 'r..."°at..... ,. I Mkiymonthn on nil sums cm!‘ 010.00. 0 DIP “It MI’ llllfll for cub. ~ _

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Air Transport Plan

Organization on‘ National Bllll Pro- posed in England

LONDON, March 18.»England may soon have a nations air trans- port company. Such a concern, guaranteed against loss by the state which should, in turn, receive a fixed proportion of profits as soon as profits are shown, was one oi‘ the important suggestions put- forward by Sir F H. Sykes, controller-gen- cral of civil aviation, to the insti- tute of transport tonight. This, he said. rwas the second and the more likely 01' two schemes rhich had been before the deparuncn-t since a private meetingwith various Bri- iish aviation interests last week.

FOR ‘SALE

Comfortable house in good re- pairs with outbuildings, garden and pump. Will be sold right.

_ Mrn L. Trowadale Crapaud

cy Act

lhe Bankrupt

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lenders

in the matter oi the Estate of The

Tlgnish Trading Co., Ltd. (Authorized Asslgnors) Sealed Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to noon on the 22 nd day of March 1921. f0!‘ tho purchase of the stock of mer- chandise of the above named au- thorized Asslgnors, including Dry Goods, Harware, Boots and Sohes. Store Fixtures, Sundries. etc. In tending purchasers may tender f0!‘ tho whole or any part of the above stock of goods. '

A certified cheque for twenty (20) per cent of the purchase price must accompany each tender.

The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

A complete detailed inventory of the stock may be examined at the office of J. J. Hornby, Charlotte- town; Carlyle Bell, Tignish;_ or at the office of the undersigned l1! Summerslde.

The Canadian Credit lilens Trust Assn. Ltd. Maritime Division.

E. W. MANSON Authorized Trustee. Representative for P. E. Island

. i Highway improvement lenders ior Materials

For tbe|supply of any of all of the the Canada Highways Act, SEAL- ED TENDERS, marked "TEND- ERS FOR MATERIALS" will be re . celved by the undersigned until 12; o'clock noon on Thursday, March] 31, 1921_

For thelsupply oflany or all of the t following materials. viz, cement,l sand, gravel or broken stones, rain- forclng steel and tile pipe accord- ing to terms set forth in the speci fication for same, which with forms of tender may be seen at the office of the Provincial Engineer, Char- lottetown.

i0 per cent of the amount of the tender payable to the Commission- er of Public Works, jPrlnce Edward island, must accompany each tend- er. The lowest or any necessarily accepted. ..i._ B. McMILLAN Secretary of Public Works. Department of Public Works. Charlottetown, P. E. I. Min-cu c. 19st

tender not

Clearance Auction Sale

at Glcniinnan

I urn instructed by Hon. David lllc Donald to sell by public auction on Bltufday. March 19th. at 1 o'clock. all his stock, crop, implements and household furniture consisting of 6 milk cows, Jersey and Jersey Hols- tcin grades, all young and freshen this spring. I ltcifers 1 year old, 8 horses, 1 brood sow duo to furrow in April, 4 fall pigs, 100 heno. pure Plymouth Rock and Leghorn. All dairy utensils consisting of 1 Sim- plex Separator, Dairy churn. milk Ind cream cans. etc. Washing mach- ine. tubs, wringer, clothes boiler, etc. 1 incubator. 250 q»; impunity Ind ‘broader.

Kitchen furniture. range (with complete let) 1 baseburner and 1 parlor stove. 1 efrigarator also par- lor, dining room, bedroom furniture. 1 parlor organ, 1 sowing machine, lumbar boards, logs and scontling crop I00 bus. choice Dakota red seed potatoes, free from acnb or rot etc. also harness. lot of drivinl and working hnrnen. together with forks. shovels and a lot of other ar- ticle: too numerous to mention.

Sole positive, no reserve terms. I months credit on all sums over $10. 0 por cent oi! for cub. l! storm! ulo tutu plum Tuoldl! March

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A certiied cheque for $500.00 or '

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A BOY'8 KEEN INTUITION

Chapter" 112 . . .

Junior hntl gone back to school antilife seemed suddenly dreary. cold, and sorrowful. l‘ was terr- ibly unhappy over Dick, but when Junior Wills with me l could not hr entirely tnlserabie, His boyish gayeqv, ills lticlt spirits. were u con- stunt joy t1» me.

‘Yel in a wtiv l did not regret iris min-r, llo \ old enough now to wetit-t- when l was hurt or worried. <atl and ttztxititts. .-\i tluies l tltottgltt he aillfilléCltltl the cause. Sevtrrai times h1- ltatl mude siattgy", iryvlslr tiistv-Iiatzrittg remarks about. Juanita. They \\'L‘l't> made in n joltinc way. yrt l iliouglll that un- tlerner-ilt it» fun there lay n cer- tain itnntriedge.

In every way l could i had trtetl to combat this itiea. l invited Juanita to luncheon, to dinner, anti to play ‘lvrltipt’ in the evening, l lattglietl at her and with lter. l talked (J')(‘Il.l_\' before them anti _;tm_ ior oi‘ their intimacy when writing their novel ~21 sore point with Dick. l? Hot with Juanita. But tn-uclt as l loved Junior, glad as I had been to ltave ltlm with me. ii was a re. lief in n svzty to ict him go. lltt. sharp eyes would no longer lie izp- on his father. l had imagined once or twice that he ltad lost sortie of ilic respect in tvlut-lt ht‘- always had held lllcl<..sotno oi‘ the liriflu in his. ztccontpllslttments. Yet it ltutl been ttotltlni: tanrzlble, sltnpiy i;o_vi.\i@ itnfisenSP, S0 l tried t.» ;,.__ sure ntysell‘.

"We must be very careful now. lllc‘ Junior is tbeconilng very oh- “crv g." l remarked as we return. ed from lite station after bidding him trortlirve. He ‘wouitl not he at illlllli‘ zifillll for several utonllts.

“(Vtrt-ftil of what?"

“or what we say and do. lt is otter-r the notions a boy gets, He ust-tl tn be iond _of Juanita. but i rt-ztlly tliinlt he. dislikes itcr»—sees ihrotttzh lter."

“Sees ilircttszh ltct"."'—--I,, a ques- tioning way. yet as if he scarcely" realized what he said.

i her playing to the gallery puts il-—\\'0iil‘lll[.l freak cs, tioinq things so oiltrageutts trmnv ways, Boys are raihcr ionorl. ,<:ttess—boys of

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l have liven licneatlt a Mo; age a rival its T was tioin-g. lilif it.

scttmctl to mo the only way I could

save my ltrldc. and not let Dlcit, know l was jealous fearful.

l itncw only to well that if i ever

lot “int itttow i had soon .lt'nit.a in his i'l'lil.\ it tvoitltl iic itard It. livo with him aflvnvartl. ltartl for lioilt of its. I was not the sort who

couitl ignore such knowledze, that could go on 8s if I tlltl not know it ~if Dick were aware I knew oi‘ hit»;

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- NOTICE

A tut-eting of the shareholders‘ of the Co-operativta Farmers Ltd. Emerald will be held in the hall at Emerald on Wednesday March 23rd at 1- o'clock to consider the advisability 0i‘ linking up with the Maritime Co-operatlve Co_ All shareholders should make a special effort. to he at this meeting

PETER SINCLAIR Secretary

TINDERI "ION W LY IMPROVIMIIT

Pursuant to the requirement; of the Canada Highways Act. separate Sealed ‘Tenders marked "Tenders for Gradlmr god Cortcreta Structures Pwioct lvo.____.." will be received by the undersigned until noon on Tuesday. March I1, 1021. for grud- ing. construction of con» crate structures and other nanos- ‘tary Work on the following roads:-

Project No. i2—-L".ommerci-.l Road. from Muffly River to Montague.

Project No. lb-ffnrdigan, lit. Pet- ers Road. from Lucy's Mills to lt. Petern.

Project Na. til-St. Peters Bold front Ft. Peters to Lot 40.

Prvlect No. 15-8; Pater: new, from Union Bond to Bcotchfort.

Project. No.‘ lib-llalpeque Road.

Vatnrwcrka Hill to Hunter

Pr is t No. 11-1 n r Nowailyfven to Tryogon o.‘ mm

Project No. 18-11101 Creek Road,

fP-"ll Bfynntoxfl Corner to French Rival‘. Project No. l0—Bedoquo Rand, from Summnrslde to Pot-den. Project Nu. Bil-Western Road. from Mount ‘Pleasant to Miecouche Prospect No. l1-—0'Lt-\nry and Western . Roads. from (Phcnry to Bloomfield. Project No. iklhlpeqm. 11am. -1~~rn Rondo (fob tfboary

to Bloomfield. . Project No. Ib-St. Peters Rand. from Charlottetown to Union load. Plano. fipeciflcntions and Forms of Tender may be seen at the office of the Provincial Engineer. Charlotte- tnwn And at Mathascn’: Drugstore, (Theory. Brace. McKay k Co's. Hilde Paolo & Thompson's. Montague. Loatock Anderson's. It. Peters. A certified chouut for 1600.00, payable to the order of the Com- mlnnionnr of Public Works, Prince Edward inland, must accompany the tender for ‘ewb separate Project.

Th . “$11701: e 412:1! Tender not nu- réur of mum win-n

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Hints for the Mot oris

‘BY ALBERT L. OLOUOH

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CAUSE QF NOISY SECOND SPEED

W; J. H._ writes: My-———~trucit is not noisy when in high speed; but is exceptionally co when in second. climbing a hill, there being a loud grinding sound. it. also grinds when the engine is idling, but the noise ceases when nhe clutch is disengaged. What is the cattse of this?

Answer: This noise is probably caused by the transnlisrsion coun- tcrshtttt, which is in twtlon when the engine is idling. unless the clutch is nut. and uiiit-li is in aim-l“ con on second anti first speeds. but is litrown ottt oi‘ mesh on- high- speetl, in tlllis particular make of truck. Are you sure that the lubri- cant in llle transmission case is litir enough to ct.>\‘et' the xeur flu-es vud reach the bearings luily‘! if not. this tnay account for the 110156 Steam cylinder oil or even a thln~ tier one is suitable for winter use. It the noise continues. even though lubrication is ntli rii-iht. it ll K105i likely that bhe counter-shaft hear- ings are worn or otherwise in un- i'it condition and you better have them attended to. You can tell whet lter they are worn by removing the transnnission cover and prying NW shalt with a pinch bar, which rut-ill make appiaretii Mil‘ Pitt-l‘ l“ ‘he silnfl.

TRANSMISSION HUMS CAND ENGINE TAPS

T. A.-H. writes: Tlhere is a sort oi‘ humming noise that scents _ to tome -fr0m.> the trnnsttmssttsn nl m) t-nr and the gear-shalt lever started to rattle whetrihis noise bet-aloe uoiicabie. l am tcid that new roller hearings for the cottnterslizttt tuetietl. is thi< probable‘! _'I‘iiei‘v‘ - a lapping noise ill my Qllfllllf‘. Wllt-‘l- h“. it is puiiiuiz or idling. (‘an tltls i... due to ioost- fllisltlllb‘? Answer: it may be llifll ill? h?" h1g5 are worn otti. aliitouttit they should last a long time, it lubrica- . -. no“ 3., pl-Opppiy attended to. .\t-. you sure that the lubricant in the

disioy-siliy-alllliougit l did nut 1'9‘

l t-alictl it ill-S

giv it that tiame. l’ when ltlld

foolish iniatuation. name it. _

i worltotl intt-rmllimiil)‘ ill ‘his u"... l refused (‘.()lll.l'lli‘l'=. that look the loo tuttcit ifrom home.

"Come on. iJiuk. let's take a “~,-,tK_" | vcouiti tiftirn now inter» rapt him where Willi“? l hllil ilei

it;tteti_ "You have i013 of time to write. lit-is take life ieisttrcly for a While,"

"Put." iii’ artwcll- "you Wflrk

“p.11. _.-.@;,.1ity-_ wily not the?“ "Yes," i zttlittittetl. “l do work

fairly steutliiy. but you ovcr-w0rk_

eti on your book. And having Juan-

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transmission cue if thin enough to flow to alil moving parts! Some- times gear noise becomes very pro- nounced simply because tno chick grease is used. If the bearings are badly worn, you can detect play in the shaft lby prying it. The tatplng in the engine may be from loose pistons, but usually Piston slap ls not a steady noise. lt is more likely to be lteartl only when the throtitle la suddenly" opened. Before takinil the ‘eat-int- down. N011 b91191‘ "i? that you have no worn itllflli-fvilii m- IQQbQ ituppel adjustments, its these detects make noticeable tapp- ing sounds.

RUNNING LIGHTS DIRECT FROM GENERATOR

M: S. asks: (‘an l arrange to rttn the llgtitts on my car direct from the generator? .\iy hatter; no good and. as l have magneto ism- tton, I lhouuhi than, tor P91180115 0T economy. I would not replace it it’ l could rim tin lights ulthout it,

Anlwer: We imagine that -_vottr generator" is of the constant current type, with third-brush regulation and that it would burn out its iieitl if allowed to operate unloaded. ll 1,, 1.05pm.» wit-at you could tnnke an artiiisittl load to take the current that would normally go to Hi6 bunny-y; yitl-lt would hold down its voltage to a safe Willi. when 1119 lights were not on. This would be a coil 0'.’ iron or German si-ivet- wire connected in place of the battery and oi‘ such a resistance that it would pass somewhere near the us- ual chartzittg current. You will" arrange a switch. so that either this artificial load or all the lights would he on at all times anti. it von iountl that the llglllt‘ 1111111911 ioo brightly when they alone were m] you could arrange ti“ "fir" lamp ttr two in circuit to hoitl down H", vjtqpge. it will take some ex- strits. but we fanci’ lllfii W"! "it" work out scant-thing illfll"! All“ “m”

Qupqton of general interest to tie motorist will be answered in lltlt‘ column. stiace llefllillli" I‘ an ituuiedlate answer ts 'il- , enclose aeV-utltlresseti. stain ed ttlveitqp. ‘Mmress Albert l.. (‘lotiirlh ‘rari- of our oritre.

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- _-¢o>——--— iCE RACING 'l'itt- iltlri‘ ratdlvtd-‘tllilifillill iutcr- eut to '.',,t~ cummttttity was tiliiléell by the i“t.>ti.-r.ti l)l‘l\‘l'i~'. "hilt ‘"1 WW4". [flu-r ice on Saturday‘. Mart-it l‘2‘i‘. 'l‘hc weather was D01’-

fect hut til.‘ lot was ‘JQTY 5mi- A large tiowd or‘ spectators witness- ctl the event. l“.te race was t"\it\-| posed of three classes, viz. A B and qr...» trace. In A UiilFS, Wooth vale. one o1‘ our old war. air-t carry- lng all the honors, pr-vwctl itartl by Belly Kaiol and Point Print 1K1)’, in ("it'll heat. The latter ivas not] in liirt usual form and out of ills element in the chopped up icei truick._ t

lta with you s0 much 47,115 wearing. for, oi’ course, you would have ntany titneg done ntttch better work alone. You sec. there is where l have the atlvantage, I don't ltave anyone interrupting me,"

' “l u'tiitldn‘t call her trvintt; to hslp- dnterrttpting."

"Perhaps not, yet. slit». didn't ltei.-p anti l am sure that had you con- l.llilll'"i trying to work with her your illlillglFtllltlll would auffer. your work would tieteriorute. Not that Juanita isn't lovely '0 look at, but. shq certainly isn't. good for a man oi‘ genitm like yourself. Site would soon kill it in you." l always incu- tioneti her looks; or her clothes in; iu-ing perfect. i would not. dis parage hor in a wtty tn make Dic- think me jealous. but would place it all upcn the detriment she was to his work.

tLike ail- or most writersltick was immensely ifascintited with his own ideas. his ability to express them. At first he had been timid. but ionr: ‘nefore hi; met _ Juanita that. had worn oil’, anti he had grown sure he had found his metner ——that he was tbound to be tt suc- cessful author.

The failure oi‘ the ‘hook, the scut- hiug criticism had hurt iliill.\h'l)lillli- ed his scltileatseiil. more than he was truwilling t0 ncltnowletigefilm»!

ii. was Jttanlltrs part in the hock

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wcttpon of which l made good use. while never letting him s90 l ‘Jim-i using it.

l planned nil sorts of ihittgs lo interest him. l itatl a hrt-altl“ ~ loom screenetl off from lite. porch anti We took nut‘ tnorning meal out. there. We now itad 1t little Jan- zinci-ie tuaid, and I could make my- self attractive even so early. Brat‘ the keynote of all I wore. tivas slm. plicity. I never strained after of- fcct. but ‘ wore dainty washable clothes that l kept crisp and fresh.